My essay “Natural Law, Natural Rights, and Private Property” has just appeared over at Liberty Fund’s new Online Library of Law and Liberty website. Also posted there are two responses to the essay by philosophers Bas Van der Vossen and James Bruce. Give them a read, and while you’re there take a look at the rest of the website, where you’ll find lots of interesting stuff.
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